What the war on terror leaves behind: an introduction

HIGHLIGHTS

• What: The aim of this Special Issue is to investigate precisely such questions. The article examines whether this means that critical understandings have been more widely adopted and if this does away with the need for critical approaches to terrorism.
• Who: from the such concern is evident in debate around the causes of war, the dynamics of alliance formation, the emergence of ‘new security challenges`, and so on and so forthChanges in how we understand security actors, threats, and events, moreover, also help evolve our understanding of the field itself, which has, of course, transformed . . .
  

   

  

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